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Anti-Phishing Guide
On this page, we offer links to articles, reviews,
vendors and resources to help you
fight "phishing" -- creating a replica of an
existing Web page and using spam to fool end users into submitting
personal, financial, or password data. Try the
MailFrontier
Phishing IQ Test II to see if you can spot these scams. Since phishing attacks can use spam, viruses, trojans, worms, spyware,
keyloggers and other malware... your defenses should include a personal firewall and
anti-virus, anti-trojan, anti-spyware, anti-spam, anti-phishing, and privacy software
for protection.
Getting Started
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Fight Fraud and Phishing With New Tools, Tom Spring, PC World,
April 25, 2005 -- Cloudmark, Comodo and Clear Search.
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Phishing Feeds Internet Black Markets,
Phishing Schemes Scar Victims, and
Companies Forced to Fight Phishing, Brian Krebs, Washington
Post, November 18/19, 2004
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Catching and Frying Phish, David Tschanz, Islam Online, October
27, 2004
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New Tools Fight Phishing Scams, Tom Spring, PC World, September
20, 2004
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The
Anti-Phishing Act of 2004, Anita Ramasastry, FindLaw, August 16,
2004
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Spotting Phish and Phighting Back, Larry Seltzer, eWeek, August
2, 2004
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Consumers still falling for phish, Bob Sullivan, MSNBC, July 28,
2004
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How Not to Get Hooked by a 'Phishing' Scam, US FTC Consumer
Alert
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Special Report on "Phishing", US DOJ
- Phish Report Network by Microsoft,
eBay, WholeSecurity and VISA
Free Tools
Earthlink ToolBar featuring ScamBlocker, freeware
Fraudeliminator
Netcraft Toolbar,
freeware
SpoofStick versions for IE and Firefox
TrustToolbar
Webroot
Phish Net
Beta
Pay Tools
Clear Search Anti-Phishing, 15
day free trial, $30
Cloudmark
Safety Bar for Outlook and Outlook Express, $40, 30 day free
trial
MailFrontier Desktop
anti-spam and anti-phishing, $20 for first year subscription
- CNet
review, Daniel Tynan, November 2, 2004
- PC Magazine
review,
Neil Rubenking, July 8, 2004
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